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A decent look at the Omega, and STO confirms the Omega is constructed from salvaged parts bolted onto the spaceframe of the USS Theseus


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Out now:

Star Trek: Lower Decks, Vol. 1: Second Contact

Standard Cover by: Derek Charm
MSRP: $19.99 USD

Written by Derek Charm and Ryan North.

The crew of the U.S.S. Cerritos is back in a new ongoing comic series that’s a big, fun adventure from the hit TV show Star Trek: Lower Decks.
Hot off their Eisner nomination for the Lower Decks tie-in Shaxs’ Best Day, stellar duo Ryan North and Derek Charm are kicking off a brand-new ongoing series…
…wherein Dr. T’Ana saves the crew from a virulent, purple-boiled disease that is sure to—wait, no, everyone’s cured pretty quickly, actually.
Okay…wherein Deep Space 2’s distress call is mysteriously cut off and the crew has to—wait, nope, they just needed some help resetting their comms systems.
ALL RIGHT, WHEREIN Mariner gets so totally frustrated with the lack of thrills aboard the Cerritos that she drags her friends into a holodeck adventure that would definitely kill them in reality! Should totally provide them all with a sense of purpose and well-being, right? Right!
Or at least it would have, if the U.S.S. Bonaventure hadn’t shown back up from the Delta Triangle to provide them with a real challenge. It’s time to explore a ghost ship, baby!
Volume 1 collects issues #1–4 of the new ongoing series.
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i'm not sure what they'd do with Jean-Luc and co after Picard, but it struck me they spent a year on the Enterprise-D before sending her back to the Museum, so there might be a mini-series or novel in there?

Maybe unlike the show Picard could actually be in uniform (and Janeway could show up)!
 
i'm not sure what they'd do with Jean-Luc and co after Picard, but it struck me they spent a year on the Enterprise-D before sending her back to the Museum, so there might be a mini-series or novel in there?

Maybe unlike the show Picard could actually be in uniform (and Janeway could show up)!
Ugh. That’s just so fannish.
 
Ugh. That’s just so fannish.
Not for TV, but I could see a novel, sure. For a little while there in the early days,
it’d be practically the only functional ship in the fleet — so you’ve got the Federation in a super-precarious position: it’s barely defended, mostly by whatever not-Starfleet assets the member worlds have, and the power vacuum gets the more ambitious neighbors scratching at the doors and raiding. So the rebuilt (and still largely jerry-rigged) D gets run ragged being shoved around for “gunboat-diplomacy triage” at potential flashpoint after flashpoint, until the Fleet proper starts becoming able to reenter service. I could see plenty of reasonable drama there, on the larger scale and for the characters assigned to run the ship during the interim.

EDIT: Arg, that’s a story idea; we’re not supposed to do that. Sorry. (I’d love it and never make a peep if someone did use it.).
 
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Arg, that’s a story idea; we’re not supposed to do that. Sorry.

Thanks for catching that. Since your addendum was after the spoilered section, I converted it to the other type of spoiler so that it could be identified as such up front, before anyone clicked on it.
 
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